Chung Wah Restaurant

Kajal Khokhar 12 months ago

The food was tasty but tasted more like Indian cuisine. The staff is helpful and polite but expected a certain delay in food being served. The place is not that big so might look crowded but can rate 3/5 for efforts.

Robin Alban 12 months ago

Chung Wah in Koramangala is a go-to spot for lovers of Indo Chinese cuisine. The simple decor. The must-try dishes include the Dancing Dragon prawns, Hunan chicken or prawns, chicken dumplings, spicy noodles soup, and Mixed fried Rice. One of the major concerns with this outlet is parking, as it can be a bit of a hassle to find a spot nearby. However, the staff is extremely polite and welcoming, making up for any parking inconvenience. They are always willing to guide customers through the menu and suggest dishes that suit their preferences. While most of the dishes served at Chung Wah are impressive, there are a few letdowns. For example, the Nasi Goreng did not meet expectations and left a lot to be desired. At times, the restaurant can also be a little unhygienic, which can be a turn-off. Lastly, some of the dishes served at Chung Wah are not worth the price tag. You may feel that certain items are overpriced compared to their taste and quality. Despite these minor shortcomings, Chung Wah remains a popular choice among locals and visitors alike.

Overall, Chung Wah in Koramangala is a decent spot for those who love Indo Chinese cuisine. The staff's warm hospitality and the restaurant's ambiance make up for any shortcomings in food quality. So, if you're in the area and looking for a delicious meal, be sure to give Chung Wah a try.

Vishal Shrivastava 14 months ago

Always one of the best option for Chinese. Really like the taste & service. Major concern is parking, which may you can find on near by streets. Overall experience was good. You can give a try.